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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
4
Atlanta July 22 Georgia’s annual report from the State Veterinarian shows 1924 meat imports reached 148,832,252 pounds, with 5,850,000 pounds of dry salt side meat bought in one month and 52,709,571 pounds in the year. The report urges Georgia to grow and breed quality cattle for a home market, noting high feed costs and low cattle demand.
The article discusses section 3450 of the revised federal statutes used to confiscate vehicles transporting untaxed liquor. It notes multiple successful forfeitures of libelled automobiles, mentions Wallace Mount, and contrasts with Volstead Act outcomes. It also covers hog diseases and Georgia's tick eradication record, citing state leadership and control systems.
Moscow reports a severe shortage of cotton fabrics as the Soviet textile industry cannot meet demand. Gone are prewar production levels with 70 percent decline since 1913, forcing peasants and city shoppers to queue for gingham and dress fabrics while imports rise to fill the gap.
The widow of Ferruccio Busoni declares plans to bequeath the entire Busoni Archive to the Prussian State. The collection includes letters autographs musical scores pictures and instruments. A rare set of original Liszt manuscripts and scores forms a special feature of the gift.
In Grady county five miles from Ochlocknee lies Mrs. Forester's home, store, and plantation. The piece highlights her as a businesswoman, designer of entrances, statues, and a fountain, and notes a World War I memorial and Red Cross tribute on the grounds. It portrays her patriotism, artistry, and leadership.
Mexico City reports a major troop movement into the capital raising garrison strength to 15,000 by late May. Officials sought to reassure the public while describing the reorganization plan and its impact on national security.
A reflective note likens reason to a physician guiding misformed tunes and aiding human conduct. It suggests turning to rational counsel as a repair for moral or practical faults. The quotation frames reason as a corrective force and a trusted aid in guiding action.
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